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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions wall paper and window related terms with unclear context. No clear event date, people, or organization can be reliably identified for a meaningful summary.
Mystic mind reader Phanto performs at the Empire with additional vaudeville acts. Evening shows start 8:30 and 9:15 after the seance with a four o'clock matinee for children and students. Pictures run daily from 2 to 11, last show at 9.15. no private seances, questions at the Empire.
Mrs. Mary Frances Siford, wife of George W. Siford, died at home in Whitacre Va aged 70 after a lingering illness. Funeral at 10 o clock from Braddock Street Church Winchester with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Survived by husband three sisters and other relatives. Snow storms and local accidents noted in the day’s brief notes.
Winchester High School beat Boyce High School 34 to 22 on Wednesday night. Winchester led early and held the advantage, with Winkfield Hodgison and Witley fueling the offense while Jenkins and Garver stood out on defense and floor play.
Garver and Wwinktiela feature prominently with multiple fouls and substitutions noted. Graves and Le Garver tally two points while Jenkins and Smallwood appear as substitutes for Willey and Thompson in a tense game context.
News notes from White Post report visits by Thomas Coleman and sister Miss Weltie Coleman to Rev. J F Coleman in Covington and Baltimore hospital care for a former patient. Rev Coleman and family hosted visitors and social events including a Bridge Club gathering. Also mentioned are Mrs George Lee entertaining and Mrs R S Bryarly visiting Winchester, plus Ivy returning from Washington ill at a relative’s home.
Advertisement describes 90 acre property 534 miles from Winchester with a public road mail route school churches and stores a 9 room house spring well orchard and other features attributed to Newpon McDonald at 128 33 N Braddock Street.
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